Defogging swim goggles (Page 2)

I like Foggle from SBR.

http://sbrsportsinc.com/foggle_products.htm

That is hilarious.  For $6 bucks, I have to try.  I will report back.

After trying many brands/models and methods (spit, soap, antifog spray, water droplets, nothing,  wearing contacts, not wearing contacts etc, etc), I too purchased Sables.  Well...they fogged within 5 minutes of getting into the water and now they often fog immediately, before I even have a chance to get from the deck into the water.  I am convinced there is something about my body temperature, eye moisture, etc that causes fogging and no product nor method will eliminate it.  I like the HTFU thought!  Good luck.   I totally understand how frustrating this can be.

Rain -x works

Go to a SCUBA diving shop and ask them what they recommend.  When I dive, I use a product named "Spit" or "Sea Drops".  Both work very well, but there are many others.

I have found the one solution that always works for me is to use dish soap, rinse and lightly dry.  Then apply anti-fog and just let it dry in there. 

AAAAURGH!!!  I should have clicked on that link before I went to the litter box and smeared up my good goggles.  Now they don't fog up but I can't see Sh**  all I see is Sh**!

Foggle! Except it is $$$. Seriously - I have attempted to use a wipe and then place back within packaging and then attempt to moisten it back up the next time i need it...seems as if it works!

I wouldn't do that, you don't want to find out 50 meters down the course that your race-only goggles are poorly adjusted or don't fit right or....

Nothing new on race day.  I wouldn't race in goggles that I hadn't done at least a couple of training swims in first.
 

I put a drop or two of dishwashing liquid in each cup, inside and outside. (the outside is just to clean them, not fog).  Add a little water and swish it around, then let them dry on the kitchen counter.  When I get to the swim I rinse them out really well in the water before putting them on.  Works great for me.